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Parkes survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts

Parkes survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts


The Parkes survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts (pks_superb) published its results in papers published from 2011 to 2020 with a total of 28 new pulsars discovered. It detected a grand total of 0 pulsars. The fastest pulsar discovered was J1306-4035 with a period of 2.20453 milliseconds and the slowest pulsar was J2251-3711 with a period of 12.12256 seconds. The smallest pulsar dispersion measure was J2251-3711 with a DM of 12.12 pc/cc and the largest pulsar dispersion measure was J1914+0838 with a DM of 290.7 pc/cc. There were a total of 1984 pulsars known before the first discovery was published. This survey increased the total amount of known pulsars by 1.0%.

There were 2 papers written about the discoveries of this survey: The Survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts V: recent discoveries and full timing solutions, The Survey for Pulsars and Extragalactic Radio Bursts - IV. Discovery and polarimetry of a 12.1-s radio pulsar.

PSRs discovered by the Parkes survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts

JNAMESPIN PERIODDMMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH
J0750-6846 915.216 milliseconds 54.6 pc/cc 3.21e+11 G
J1115-0956 1.311 seconds 16.1 pc/cc 2.16e+11 G
J1126-38 887.55 milliseconds 46.0 pc/cc *
J1207-4508 1.77 seconds 84.5 pc/cc 1.68e+12 G
J1244-1812 3.425 seconds 15.5 pc/cc 2.28e+12 G
J1337-4441 1.258 seconds 97.8 pc/cc 6.25e+11 G
J1406-4233 2.437 seconds 79.7 pc/cc 1.3e+12 G
J1523-3235 1.505 seconds 72.3 pc/cc 1.21e+12 G
J1544-0713 484.13 milliseconds 30.73 pc/cc 7.51e+11 G
J1604-3142 883.89 milliseconds 58.3 pc/cc 1.55e+11 G
J1630-2609 1.912 seconds 76.6 pc/cc 1.75e+12 G
J1646-1910 4.818 seconds 55.0 pc/cc 7.03e+12 G
J1700-0954 817.312 milliseconds 64.1 pc/cc 7.93e+11 G
J1759-5505 373.392 milliseconds 63.0 pc/cc 4.1e+11 G
J1828+1221 1.528 seconds 69.1 pc/cc 1.65e+12 G
J1910-0556 557.609 milliseconds 88.3 pc/cc 5.83e+11 G
J1914+0838 440.04 milliseconds 290.7 pc/cc 5.14e+11 G
J1921-0510 794.254 milliseconds 96.6 pc/cc 7e+11 G
J1923-0408 1.149 seconds 35.0 pc/cc 2.83e+11 G
J1928-0108 2.366 seconds 125.8 pc/cc 2.6e+12 G
J1940-0902 978.468 milliseconds 42.3 pc/cc 1.37e+12 G
J1942-2019 275.133 milliseconds 59.9 pc/cc 5.9e+10 G
J2001-0349 1.345 seconds 67.0 pc/cc 3.93e+11 G
J2136-5046 267.322 milliseconds 23.3 pc/cc 1.54e+11 G
J2154-2812 1.343 seconds 33.0 pc/cc 9.18e+11 G
J2251-3711 12.123 seconds 12.12 pc/cc 1.27e+13 G

Binary PSRs discovered by the Parkes survey for pulsars and extragalactic radio bursts

JNAMESPIN PERIODDMMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTHORBITAL PERIODECCENTRICITY
J1306-4035 2.205 milliseconds 35.0 pc/cc * 1.097 days *
J1421-4409 6.386 milliseconds 54.64 pc/cc 2.84e+08 G 30.746 days 1.2e-05